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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
IL. Wonifa.

$50 jett Der @utenbersspIat UNI fem
@eItbeutmal ii9 ausbsbnt, itanben 3ur
bamaIisen 3eit 9duier, unb pom S0f6en
fibrte cine wintlise, aber SiemIi9 breite
StraBe INN cine ii9 mad re1ts pori1ies
beube Sduiersts mad Der porberen Yraiens
safe, isst 0ominitanerftraBe %senannt.
&m ginsanse in bieie StraBe. pom SSfs
den aus, erbob iid lints elm breiit0dises
@obnbaus, NORM gu ebsner grbe cine
fart frequenttrte @einpirtbI9aft betrieben
wurbe, re9ts Der a9tefi9e I'M iSopfftpl err
ri9tete tIeine &uppeIbau, bic ct. Mbanss
fir6e ober ct. Sebaifianitapele genannt /;
bann erpeiterte ii6 bic StraBe AT einem
fleinen unreselmdBissn gIate. gluf Der
re9ten Seire ersldnste Der berrlt9e neuers
baute Palait bes 0omprobfes, @rafen pan
ber 2epen unb Sobens@ erolbset. bic Soms
probitei; auf Der lintsn rsbsn benz @dbauie
eritredte fi9 bic Oombe6anei, elm alter,
f%infferer unb unr~eseImdBiser Renaifances
= bau, einise S~irgerbduier unb bas pbensss
nannte fi9 poridiebenbe Sduieref. Oteie
erweiterte StraBe unb beren gerlduseruns
mad Der uorberen Brdienasaiie uurbe van
ber Mbanstir3e" 9enannt.
0ie mebrfa9 erwGbte. porsei9obene
Ode bilbete elm mittelsroBes Saus, has
ii9 bur3 feline eisentbimIi9e Sorm unb
Sauart uor ben bena9barten Sduiern aus
sei9nete. lleber ieben Der beiben Saeaben
besfelben erbob fi9 Elm 9iebel nit fantaltis
f9eu S9uOrfeln unb Roecoco 9ersieruns
gen. Sin Iei9ter, Sierli9er @rter NIT bos
benz, tburmartisem Oa9e ipraus aus Der
Gte Dor unb i9iste nit ieinem 8Oriprunss
elm uon aIter sei9wdrstes Bib bes beilis
gen antonius. Cine i~tetnerne Treppe nit
breiten @ansen unb sei9miebetem @iisns
9sldnber auf beiben Seiten fibrte mad Der
NIT sei9wsiften SiiQuusen unb S9uiss
wert ueriebenen ei9enen 9austbire, beren
ret9e Steinumrabmuns uon awei Sdulen
anb einem f96n perstertsn Sosenitiide abs
sei9loiien warb. Sas gauge NsuBsrs bss
Saufes ma9te ben @inbruf pom beideibes
per @obIbabenbeit unb es i9ien isineu 9is
fhenitonen mad nur pom elmer Samilie be-
pobnt gu fem.
Steissn mir bic Ersppe binauf unb tree
ten mir in bas Saus binein - i5 BARI
Did sans gene einfibren, lieber 2eier,
benn es 1T bic @eburtsifdtte unb Wobnuns
metner @roBmutter. Cine s~erdumige
9ausfur niumt uus auf, lints unb re9ts
fabren buntls @t9enbolatbiiren nit pers
frOpften 8etleibunssn In bic S9reibitus
ben bes turfirili5sn &esitrators unb
Supsrnumsrarsstrdiparius 9inber, msines
9roBuaters.
Neben ber einsn Ebire itanb bic llbr In
bobem, sebobntem @sbauie unb ibr sssens
iiber neben Der anberen Ebire In elmer Nis
f3e Elm uersolbstes Wuttersottesbilb aut
Der Wslttusel, ben &opf Der Sdlanse sers
trstenb. 8or benz 8tIbe brannte sin bic
san3s SIur matt erlsu4tsnbsns 2i9t, bas
tt4 aus etnsm Wanbarms pom setrisbenem
@tisnwsrt erbob. Setne rein sotbii9e
Gorm bstanbste etn bobes Mtertbum unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
SaS
Gdbans am berAlbansfirde.
Cine biitorii9e gr3dbluus
aus ben leBten Sasen uOrl amrzN ain;
(5ortietuns.)
Gonrao 8.

Nasel wurbe perlegen, Defenders als
beibe @aite tn lautes @eId6ter uusbra6en,
benz er baburd gu entseben iu4te, baB er
BITE inSuii9en leer seporbenen Slider aufz
pafte unb 10 flint es linn feline @orpulens
e~rIaubte, mad benz Keller elite.
@retel9en bate unterbsilen ben Gid
gebeft, nobel bic beiben Waeiiter nit freunbs
Ii9en 8liten ben sepanbtsn gspesunssn
beS bibi9en Mdb9ens folsten. ltnb
@retel9en war bibi3, iebr bibi3! Die
frdftige @eitalt war IN cine Inbrienne bon
braunem Git nit blauen 8lumen setleis
bet, pel9e iiber ben etpas furSen &of pom
blauem 8ouenitoff iberpurfartig unb bins
ten aufsebaui9t berabieI. &leine 2eber=
f6ube NIT boben abidsen unb blant ges
pueteu &upferi9naaen umi9loiien bic NIT
blauen 3pitslitrimpfen befleibeten tleinen
SiBe. Sbr i9Ones braunes Saar mar uns
ter sinem ipts mad porn rasenben totettsn
Sdub9en NIT blauem Seibenbanbe aufses
bunben, mabrenb bic sroBen @oIbreife Der
Sbrrinse barunter berporsIGnsten. Gin
weiBes, fetnes rmidlastu9 NIT einem tIeis
men GOnnenipit9en beiett, uerbilte 3i9s
tig gals uub S9ultern unb contraitirte
portbeiIbaft NIT ben frii9sn bIibenben
@ausen. SUFFICE, buntle 9usen, elm
Stumpfnds9eu unb reseImdBise 3dbne
ueruoltommteten bas pitante Bib.
aIs Sobannes Nasel, ,etrpas auser
9ltbsrt, nit frii9em grba9er aus benz &eIs
Ter suriftam, ersriff Der Wesssrmeiitsr
fem @las unb rief srauitdtii4: Suusfsr
Haselin, fomm sic etnmal Der unb thu
sic uns 8ei9etb, nobel er ibr bas @las
frebsnste; @retelbeu tnirte aterIi6, ituste
NIT Siere unb ibrem Batter, nipple an benz
9laie unb pollte fi9 bann entfernen; al,
leiu Der Wsssermeiiter bteIt fie felt unb
i9slmii9: Sd babe Dir einen @ruB aus
suridten, @reteIden, ratb eiumal uon mem?
Die aufiteisenbe @lutb in bes Mdb9ens
@eii9t perrtetb, baB ibr bic frasIi9e Bers
ion uidt fremb iet. ga, fubr ber netsnbe
Rann fort. msiu gnton ma9t ebsn fem
Neifteritid in I~ussburs, i9tfte mir pteIe
@riiBe IN Did unb trdst mir auf, mid in
Der Na9bari9aft etnitpeiIen mad elmer
biibi9en Srau Metsermsiterin fir i'm
lmsuieben! 9ter rib ii3 @rstel9en los
rnb e%ntItef, tieferrDtbenb unb bod sIities
Zig ti4ernb unb bic S6irse Dor has 9es
fi9t baltenb In bic Slide, pdbrenb Seller
benz @trtbe frasenb bic Sanb eutsesen
ftrette, bic bieier freuOts ersrtff unb NIT
ben Worten: absema9t, Ra9bar! unb
9Ottes Sesen ba5u! trdftis eini4Ius.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05

baben mo9te. SIN pel9er StelIuns unb
gissnidaft bies sei9ab, 1T in Mains ME
bstannt seworben. Inter benz Sorsebea
bdusIi5sr auorbuunsen lieB bic Sausfrau
bic beiSeu Ranner aIein.
Qtnber ersrifi nun bas @ot, nm isinsm
Safe NIT mosliditer S6ouuns bic Rits
tbeiluns gu MAIDEN, baB Monita it5 nod
uidt entidlieBen tonne, feline Sanb ausus
nebmen, unb baB er ais Suter it5 beBbaIb
cine Sriif BON einem baIben Sabre bis our
bsfinitipsu gnti3eibun5 u~orbebalten miiie.
Sen Ropf auf bic Sanb seftist bOrte
Wallpis bic g~r6ffnuns 2inbers an. Sein
blei9es Mntlis wurbe srbfabl, unb unbeims
lid funtsltsu feline buntlen gusen; fein
Wienenipiel perrietb bic letbeni9aftli9e
grresups, bic ietr Snneres bur4tobte.
Ssrr &esifrator, ipra6 er enbIi9, iOn
i1 bieie I~nbeutung als etne enti6teoene
4bweiiuns aud Sbrerieits anieben miiien,
ober 1T IS nur Der Qusbrud Der @ini4e
Der Srdulein Eo4ter2
Sur6aus ni9t, Serr Wallpis, id
meinsrisits wsrbe mid slidli9 i4asen,
einen 10 ebrenpertben unb ti9ttsen Wann
meinen S9pisgsriobn su tenuen; ALIEN
IS wibsritrsbt meinem 8fli9tsefibl, einen
moralii1en Druid auf uetn Stnb aus3us
iiben in elmer Gnseleseubeit, in weI9er
bsiisn eisenes 9ers bod eisentli4 gu emit
i9eibsn bat. llebrisens 1T Wonita tauu
ben Sinbsri9uben entwa9ien, unb es birfte
ibr fisIi6 nod Seit su s0nnen ieiu, iiber
etnen S1ritt na9subenfen, pon benz ibr
sanses 2ebenssIid abbdnst.
@ie bentt Srau 2inssr barber? frus
Wallwis.
Climber purbe bur9 bic Srase bes i9Iauen
9ssners sinissrmaBsn aus benz @oncspts
sebra5t, unb erf mad tursem 3Osern err
wiberte er: Reine Srau 1T slsi9fals entz
idisbsn bsr Inii9t, benz Serten unieres
&tnbes teinerlei 8wans antbun unb tbrer
eisensn gnti9eibuns bic gauge anseIesen'
belt gu iberIaien.
Nbermals iiiste WaIpit ben &opf auf
feline Sanb unb bsi9attete NIT ibr fem pom
gnttaui9uns unb SOrn entiteltes 9eft9t.
@eitatten sic mir bic Srase, Serr &esis
frator, Oh bis su benz Ssitpuntte, ben Sic
bic Site batten su beitimmen, Der Sertebr
NIT Sbrer Samilie, bsiien i'd bis iett bas
Slid bate mid Su erfreuen, ais untsrbros
den anseiebsn weroen ioa2
Sie werben IN meinem Saule ifets ein
wiltommensr SAT- fem, mas ia idou Sbrs
seiddftIi9e Steluns In meiner &ssiitras
tur NIT fi9 brinst; bod brau9e i9 Sbnsn
pobI gar ni6t ben @uni9 alssubridsn,
baB i'd meiner Eo9ter mSsltdit bas &e9t
ibrer freien @nti9IisBuns sepabrt gu iebeu
wini9te!
Sd usritsbs sic poItommen, Serr &ess
~iitrator, erpiberte Der &anslilt NIT Dor uns
teroradter s%lufresuns sittsrnbsr Stimme,
unb ipre6e Sbnen meinsn Dant aus fir
ben Strabl pOn Soifuuns, ben sic mir In
bisier traurisen anseIesenbsit nod sssebsn.
grl@ben ste mir, baB i5 mid iest snts
ferne.
9iermit smpfabl f9 WaIIwit.
| Gortissuns fOlat,l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
,,geRanoisss &auipsrn UNI epsism.",

Ssrr 1bpmaS 6. Ruibtus, 29O2 gine Str,
81. 9outS, me-, f9rsibt: sd bate bret Sabre
lang an 3atarrb s~elitteu. 8eitpetlis tpnnte Id taan
atbmeu, mubte mid bsitanpts rauipern uuo fprtpabrene
Speteu, uR6 tennte fpahreno Der lesten abt Wpuate
nitt burh BITE Gaie atbmsn. SD sIaubte, pab mtr
lthtS belfen plrpe. @lldlthsrpetIe ruree MIR ses
ratben, DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy ~ psriaSsuJ pne
iest bin Id sslane." y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
,.iiniasbarss seioeu bon aatarrb."

Grpf. gB. SauSner, Der berlbmte Mesmertf, TN
Stb aea q. b., iHreibt: rGpr unSejabr Jebn Sdbren
Itt Id uubeIhreiblth an droniibem &aieutatdrrb. Waeir
SauSar,t BELT metneu Sdl fur unbeilbar uue iaste. I'd,
tnliIe iterbsn. Metn Eau pdr 10 lbltnln, eaB metne
Sttmme ieeen 1aa BET Spnnenuntersdus 10 better puIoe,
Sab ib uur In einem Slditertpne iprehen trunte. 9eS
Mprseus erfidte i@ betuabe am Suhen uue ausleersn
hes SalieS. Durh een gebraut pcn DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy puree tb In bret Dirnaten Selunp, uno
bic sur 1T permanent sebltebeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
sesenSe BON ben liebeu Seiliaeu gOttes mad

2e8enSe BON ben liebeu Seiliseu gottes mad
ben b 4 n QueIen bearbeitet pom g. OFT,
Sta6tpfarrer. Hebif SitelitablIti6, 9roBem
Sableaii pou Serulalem unb iiber 500 Bill
bern in Sol3i9nitt. Wtit mebrerert bil60flts
den @pprobationen. %. 2ufla9e in 40.
@ebunben in gans 2eberban6 $500. Sros
f6irt in IA Seiten q 30 Gents.
MARIANUM. 2ssenSe poH ben liebeu beilts
gen urb sotteliseH Stenern unierer lieben
5ran nus ben beriibruteiten gnaoeuorten Der
boben SimmelsfOnigtn. Son g. Dit. Sis
S66fi9 approbirt rnb bur9 ben 81. 8ater
8ius TX. a~eieonet. 3ebnte 2lIflage in 40.
@eb. in gang 9e6erban6 $500. groi9irt in
Is Seften q 80 Gents.
Die betltse S6rtft ses a Iten unS ueueH
Teffaments. Wtit dusfiibrli6en Qnmertunz
Mit approbation bes 81 .Stubles. 9tet9
iQuftrirt. Sn4o. @eb. II 2eberba1lb $500.
9eiiere @tnbdnbe Don 81 bis $500.
groi9irt in "a Seften q 80 @ettts.
86mii6 sfatbolii6er SarspreSiser.
rlnterwetiunsen iiber lie pi6tisfen @laus
benss un6 Stttenlebseu. 9luf aIe CONT II.
Setta9e oes Sabres. 9SaI beraus9e9ebeu pon
P. W. SauSberr. Yr. b. q. 8. Rttbts
f66Hi1er depreciation. 656 9. III or. 80.
Sn / Iar. 9ebunben $500. Su 10 Setten
q % Gents.
r. P. @offne, driftatbolides l1uterridts=
uuS G~rbamnussbuf, ober tarse ausIesuns
aler ionns unb feitGsltben @pttsln unb
@pangelter, iarrmt baraits 9e;o9enen @lauz
bens= uub Sittenlebren &C. Bon q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Wtit bid. approb. 70S Seis
ten in Ct. So. SIN ! Rar. 9eb. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-05
49,. @mpfe6(enswert6e
ilufrirte &amsb16er.

Sofepbt=Stf, ober: Ste Diadtt Der 5trs
bite oes ReiliseH !Yatriarteu Soicpb, in iebr
pteler I3Onen Seiipielen aus alter uno neuer
!3eit. Serausgegeben pon q. OFT. WRit
bti6Of. glpprobation. 40. Eritte QufIa9e.
Sn gang Geinruano NIT @olbpreiiun9 9eb.
$3.50.
5as beiIiae sat.S nub bic beiliseu statten.
Ra9 ben Beri6teu Der bepGbrteiteit Sbrifts
teller er3dbIt pon DR.. 8. Sanuer. Wtit Sis
telltablItt6 un0 elmer @n1tGt pon SeruIalem
in Sarbenbrltf. Su 40. @eb. in / Rar.
$500. Sroi9irt in 10 Sefteu a a 80 Gents.
EUCHARISTIE -BUCH. 8uuSerbare Be.
gebenbeiteu uub Gr3dblnugeu BON Dem glurs
tpfrbigjten, beiltatteu 4ltar8iatrameute, ans
allen Seitetr mo Sa1rbll0erter. SeralIss
9egeben pon SEQ. Dit, Stabtpforrer. Wtit
oberbirtli9er Appropriation. SIN 40. Sritte
@ufla9e. @eb. III gan; Qeberban6 $500.
SrOi3trt in IL 9eften q 30 Gents.
y. @artin bon Go6eua's 9ebeu NIB Get.
Den rHieres Serrn rirS SeilanSes Sem Gbrifi
nI0 ieiIrr iungfrdlltGen Wrtter Raria. Wit
Stablfti6, pielen Sol;I6nittbtloern rnb cts
mem Gableau oes I'll. Garbes. gfel bearbeis
tet DON 80. SinSeL 3ebnte aufIage
IN 40. SIN / Rar. seb. $500. - groi9frt
in 10 Seften q 80 Gents.
Ratafoutbettbttd1 Mtter benz Sitel: Ste
eriteu Gbriitsu b er nib uuter Der Grae
ober: .8elgnife far ben glauben, bic Soffs
nun9 un6 2iebe uniaer beili9en WItter Der
Sirbe." Gin BUD oes Sroftes uub Der @rs
multiplying fir ben Ratboliteu unb Der Be-
lebrun9 fir ibre @e9ner. Bon q eorgOtt.
Wit oberbirtli6er @enebmtsuu9. &ei1 lin.
ftrirt. - SIN reid per9olbete Oede s~ebunbsn
$3.5O.-Sn1 IL Seften @ 20 Gents
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
:
A PROBLEM of IMM

The New York Herald says Mr..
Powderly has attracted the attention
of the workingmen OF the country to
the subject OF immigration. The bush
ness depression which has prevailed
10 all parts Of the world during the
last decade has naturally created u
certain amount of Iesllessness among
wage workers. In the desire to bet.
ter their condition, or at any rate to
get bread for their families, they have
rushed in ncleasing numbers to
America. All nationalilies, from the
extreme north to the tropics, have fed
from the starvation wages of the con-
tinent, and when they reach our shores
many of them have nothing but their
rags and their rugged physical strength
to depend on.
AS a consequence the competition in
Ill the fields of industry is becoming
sharper every day. There are crowds
of unskilled workmen who snap at
any job at any prices as trout to a
fly. II they canno, get full wages,
they get what they can and wait for
IA better opportunity. Doubtless there
is among them a great deal Of the very
best material. and doubtless, also,
there are some who will always be a
burden on society.
Here is matter In which the wage
earners are intensely interested. 1t is
peculiarly their problem. They will
remember that months ago the Herald
published long series of articles on
the comparative condition of labor In
the great cities of Europe and Amer.
lea. We employed expert ccrrespon-
ents, who carefully examined the state
OF the different trades abroad, and the
result startled the whole community.
II was made evident that the wage
earners in all parts OF Europe are look.
ing with eager eyes to this country,
and hope some day to share the advan.
tages which are here afforded. Large
numbers are on their way, and still
larger numbers arc saving up their
hard earned pennies to accomplish
the dream of lifetime.
The Knights of Labor are looking
these facts in the face, and it Is full
time they did so. Interviews with a
few of them show that the solution of
the problem is at some distance yet.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
REGULATING POLYGAMY.

The politicians, morallsts and phi
losophers of Uncle Sans wide domain
have wrestled with the tortaous ia
tricacies OF the polygamous Saints Of
Utah, but have wrestled IN vain. The
harem, in all its glory and all its
shame. still flourishes in the New ,Ie-
rusalem, and in this respect the Oc-
cidental metropolis Of Constantinople.
Armies have been sent to annihilate
the polygamists of Zion; Congress
has passed cast-iron enactments to
Crush them, and hoard of judges,
lawyers are on their track, like blood
hounds, day and night, to compass
their destruction: but all to no avail.
Celestial marriage, as the Saints love
to term polygamy, is as much of an
institution in Titan as monogamy is in
California. The question is, has the
Government of the United States
power enough to uprOot polygamy IN
Utahg 1t has heen shown that 10 date
IL has not, and II has even only curbed
a by the harsh and cruel method ND
piled to those found guilty. However,
woman's ingenious idea goes far to
solve the problem. IT you cannot
exterminate polygamy, why, then, reg
ulate 1t, says this modern Minerva.
If a man living in the insecure and
unholy state Of single blessedness
wishes to wed bnxom beauty he
should be free to do SO; but If his
ample thirst for matrimonial joys
move him to take another spouse, then
let him pay into the Territorial treas.
ury box from $500 to $1,000, accord.
Ing to his means. Should he be mat
rimonially hungry for third, fourth,
fifth or sixth wife, the Minerva pro.
poses for each additional able. bodied
angel to his harem he contribute an
other $500 or $1,000. Should the
luxurious Saint seek to rival Solomon
the wisest of sinners, let him plank
the cash until the 500 wives are reck-
oned financially. This is novel idea.
The lady who originated it is now in
San Francisco, direct from Salt Lake.
She is, we are informed, a Bostonese,
and Is gong to lecture here. IT she
will iucubate pithy and pdngent
lecture on Regulated Polygamy y
Financial Blessing" we guarantee
her an overilowlng house and an in.
telligent audience, with big crop OF
bald.headed immaculates ornament.
ing the front rows.--News Letter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
Inyo Items.


The following ltems are from the
Inyo Independent of last Saturday:
Four men are at work in the old
Orofino nine, at Cbrysopolis. They
are getting out some good gold ore
and the Maxim mill will soon be
started up ON it.
S. d. Thurston left town yesterday
morning for Gold Mountain, Nevada,
to attend to the selection and shin.
ping of pipe tor the Independence
water works.
II is reported that a large strike of
silver and lead ore has been made
near the marble quarry. The names
of the finders or the extent of the ore
body have not been reported.
On the farm of w. S. Enos, near
town, the growth OF blue joint just cut
was so heavy that man had to go in
front of the machine and pitch the cut
grass out of the way. Mr.. Enos 10
qnite familiar with the richest lands
of Yolo county and he says he never
saw such a growth of grass as this.
Milo Page, an old prospector, found
rich gold rock some time ago in the
Panamint range. He prospected the
ground enough to know that the lind
was OF considerable, extent. Recently
he boughta mill in San Francisco
and had ii shipped by way OF Dagget.
The machinery has since been hauled
10 the mine.
Arrangements are nearly completed
for very extensive addition to the
works at the marble quarry. This is
made necessary by the rapid accumu.
lation of orders that now far exceed
the capacity of the works to fill. An
order for fancy marble for the new
Hotel Del Monte Is now being filled.
Mr.. Luce says that inside of two
years large quantities of the marble
will be shipped to New Yore. Some
of the varities are of such beautiful
and peculiar markings as if the fig
ures had been designed and the colors.
laid on by painter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
County Recorders Office.

The following papers we're filed for
record with County Recorder Ingalls,
during the month of July.
July LIST. Deed-John O'Donnell
to G. G. Fish, mining property i'll Gar
field.
July LIST. Water location-M. Braz.
zanovich.
July LIST. Deed-Thos. Curtis to B.
Prior, mining property in Hawthorne.
July 7th. Water locations. A.
Knapp e, al.
July It'll. Deed-C. B. Cushman ct
al, to D. Tubino, mining property in
Hawthorne. ~
July 7th Deed-Paul Cromwell to
T. j. Brodigan, water right.
July 9Th. Deed. W. Goodwin to
r. NJ. Goodwin, property in Candel.
aria.
July 9th. Deeds. W. Thomas
CONSTABLE to John Chiatovich, min
ing property il Silver Peak.
July 9th. Deeds. W. Thomas
(Constable) to John Chiarovicb, min.
ing property in Silver Peak.
July 18th. Deed-John Bonacich
to Louis G. Chiatovich, property IN
Candelaria.
July 18th. Deed-F. M. Smith to
Pacific Borax Co., property near Col.
umbus.
July 18th. Deed-F. M. Smith to
Pacific Borax Co., property near Col.
umbus.
July 18th. Deed-F. M. Smith to
Teels Marsh Borax Co., property near
Teels Marsh.
July 18th Trust deed-Candelaria
W. 81 M. Co., to New York and Lon.
don Co, property in Candelaria.
July 18th. Deed-A. P. Anderson
to james Cahaly, mining property in
Gold Mountain.
July 23d. DEEDS. Vickery to r.
Lawrence, property at Miller Mount.
ain.
July Goth. Trust Deed-Con Esme.
ralda to W. G. Hunter, ct al, property
at Aurora.
July 14tb.-Deed E. Gregovlch to
E. Molini, property in Columbus.
July Goth. Deed j. E. Hart to Chas
Murphy, property near Pigeon
Springs.
July Goth. Power of Attorney-Wm
Palmer TO Henry Williams.
July Goth. Deed--Wm. Palmer to
Henry Williams, property at Sweet.
water.
July Both. Mortgage-D. Rosen.
thai to Chas. Snyder, property in Haw.
thorne.
Twenty mining locations.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03


Some VI our subscribers tell us that
i, is poor policy for the Times TO so
strongly advocate the management of
American affairs by Americans. Policy
or no policy, it is right, and il is
almost certain thing that we will
live long enough to have some OF
these people tell us we were right.
Ii there IS anybody now taking the
Times who wish, to stop because our
views ON the Americau question seem
to be radical, they are at liberty 10
discontinue paying for the paper, pro-
vided they will allow us to send it TO
them free so that they may read what
little native Americanism we can
preach.-Lyon Co, Times.
1t wonld be more to their credit If
number OF other papers showed cour-
age of their convictions instead OF
subserveincy to the opinion OF place
hunting politicians who don't want
to offend some clannish foreign vote.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
Cypress Hours.

Express Hours.
The following are the opening and
closing hours OF Express, until fur.
Their notice:
Wells Fargo Il Co.'S express Office
opens at 8 A. NJ; closes for north
at 1910 A. NJ; closes for south at 2 :45
p. NJ. Office closes at 7i8b P. M
: A. KNAPP, JR., Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03

tyranny, and blackmail. The Alta
denomiuates them "wretches." who
tempt others to crime and put up con-
spiracies to the ruin of men and
women. This may be drawing it too
strongly; but that their private detec
tive business is one that needs "regu.
lating." no one conversant with pub
lie affairs will dcny.-Record Union.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03

The Inyo Index new paper pub
liehed at Independence has made ITS
appearance. While there may be doubt
about the wisdom of starting second
paper in a one-paper town the new
sheet is we'll printed and promises 10
be good paper. Its editor announces
himself Republican with strong
American proclivities and shows in the
first issue that he favors home rule tor
Americans.
Send to the BULLETIN Office for all
kinds Of job-work.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03

The Alta demands that the private
detective be brought under suryeil.
lance and control of the law. 1t is a
wise suggestion. These irresponsible
free-lance Hawkshaws are capable Of
endless mischief, and they must be
purer, firmer and more courageous
than many men, if they are not made
agents, very often, of private wrong
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
Copper Quotations.

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets:
1ngot-Lake, 11a111sc; Western, 10
@11c u 10.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
Mail Hours;

The following are the hpehing and
closing hours tor the Pustoffice until
further notice.
Postofiice, opens at I :0t A. NJ. Mai.
going north closes at 10 40 A. NJ going
south closes at 2 40 p. II. Office close
at 1880 P. NJ.
F. A. Angel, P. M.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03

STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF EsMERALDA.
l, W. ]. Henley, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board of County commissioners on the LIST
Of August 1857.
W j. HENLEY
Clerk of the Board.
Hawthorne, August /, 1887
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
NOTICE.

Tp whom it may concern this IL To
notify all persons that have boriyht the N
brand from Aug. Aaroe, aid ali cattle III
bfahded with this brand, not vented,
TJtoS. PRsCI,
Hawthorne, New, May 10th, 1887;
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-03
HOSTING WORKS FOR SALE.

CdNsIsTING OF THIRTY-HoRs E.pow.
~ er Engine, Forty inch Boiler, One thous.
and feet NAT wire Cable, Safety Cage, Pumps
and. all necessary fixtures. Everything In
good order and as good as iiew. Apply to
JOHN CRONKITE,
Marklcesillc, California.